Steve Jobs Said Great Ideas and the Success That Follows Come Down to 2 Simple Words
Steve Jobs has been called many things: charismatic, a risk-taker, abrasive, a genius, revolutionary, and an innovator. But ...
Steve Jobs was wrong. Finding work that you love might be the worst thing you can do
“Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life.” Although the precise attribution of this quote remains elusive, ...
Steve Jobs Used the 10X Rule to Motivate People and Become Exceptionally Persuasive. Here’s How It Worked
Today happens to be the anniversary of one of those moments: the date in 2001 that Jobs introduced the iPod. This was the first Apple portable music player that could hold about 60 times more music ...
Opinion | What Donald Trump Can Learn From Steve Jobs
That’s how people close to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs (1955-2011) described him. Such foibles contributed to his ouster from ...
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3 things Apple's Tim Cook learned from working with Steve Jobs
Although Steve Jobs, cofounder and former CEO of ... Over the years, Cook has spoken highly of working under Jobs. He's revealed nuggets of advice from Jobs during speeches and interviews ...
Microsoft’s startup story: How the company became a tech giant, and what we can learn from it today
For this second chapter in our Microsoft @ 50 series, GeekWire spent the past month revisiting Microsoft’s early years, from ...
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Apple’s Tim Cook on Lessons From Steve Jobs, His Morning Routine and More
Cultural icons explain how they started out and then climbed their way to the top.
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Steve Jobs swore the 10-minute rule made him smarter. Modern neuroscience is discovering he was right
If you happened to be Steve Jobs, the answer to this question would ... neuroscience is now proving – walking makes your brain work a little bit better, helping you crack problems that stumped ...
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Opinion: Steve Jobs was wrong. Finding work that you love might be the worst thing you can do
The pressure to love your work has been heating up this century, arguably starting with the seminal 2005 commencement speech at Stanford University by late Apple founder Steve Jobs. He encouraged ...